Cadbury Curly Wurly Bar (Pack of 60)

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Then, starting in the top left-hand corner, zigzag the second strand down and across the frame all along its length, finishing in the bottom right-hand corner. The components of the Curly Wurly, a long, narrow bar made from plaited hard toffee, coated in chocolate might ‘only’ be chocolate and toffee, but in this case, it’s the artful and ingenious arrangement of simple ingredients that makes this British sweet truly great. The early machine could weave together eight ropes of toffee, but in 1982 ambitious executives from Cadbury’s commissioned a bigger, better piece of equipment, designed to boldly go where no other toffee-knitting machine had gone before … Perfection was subsequently improved upon when a machine was built that could make not eight, not sixteen, but twenty-four ropes of glittering, golden toffee, allowinglots of bars to be made at the same time. If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label. Melt the chocolate in a bain marie and then, depending on the size of your toffee lattice(s), either dip it in the chocolate, brush it on, or coat it on with a spoon.

Fortunately, Birmingham’s great tradition in industry and engineering made it the right place for this conundrum to be solved. The problem is, whereas the caramel can expand and stretch very easily, chocolate doesn’t do that so well. When you think about it, there’s not really an awful lot to many of our best sweets in terms of raw materials. David John Parfitt, an experienced confectioner working at Cadbury’s in Birmingham, came up with the concept and design for the Curly Wurly in 1970 while faffing about with bits of spare toffee. This may affect nutrition and allergen information therefore you should always check product labels and not rely solely on the information presented here.Gerra’ review done of it- you’re a similar generation to me so I’d be intrigued to hear if you have fond memories of it like I do. Before posting, each Tripadvisor review goes through an automated tracking system, which collects information, answering the following questions: how, what, where and when. However, putting the bar into factory production was tricky because of the fiddly joins in the centre of the bar. They immediately began running and screaming around the place , running up slides , pushing me and my little grandson out of the way on the rope bridge .

The place was lovely however there was an indian man who was extremely rude towards me and my disabled child. You are advised to always read the product label for ingredients, nutrition, dietary claims and allergens.But the Curly Wurlies cost about 20-25p, leaving you with a tough decision on how to spend your pennies. A member of staff did say something to a few of them, but it seems like this is such a common occurrence. Below is a picture of one me and my sister made last year (we make a lot of giant versions of chocolate bars and cakes- my ‘about me’ section explains it a little more). Please remember that products suitable for vegans may not necessarily be suitable for people with food allergies, as advised by the The Vegan Society.

On unwrapping the treasure you should find that a pile of chocolate shrapnel has fallen away from what is now a lattice of nude toffee, legs all crossed to preserve modesty. Curly Wurlies don’t have any depth of flavour or hidden tastes- they’re definitely suited to children and adults with plainer palates.Put all the ingredients for the toffee, apart from the flavouring, into a heavy-bottomed pan, attaching your sugar thermometer to the inside. Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their ingredients may change.